Wednesday, march 8, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 5
SRO crowd hears farm forum
Nebraska Gov. J. J. Exon reaffirmed his support for
the farm strike movement last night before a standing
room only crowd on UNL's East Campus.
Exon was part of a forum sponsored by Alpha Zeta, an
agriculturarhonorary society.' Other members on the
panel included Bertrand farmer Stan DeBoer, a leader of
the American Agriculture Movement and Fairbury farmers
Ralph Kobel, a Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation spokes
man and Daryle Holle, a national farmers organization
spokesman. The discussion was moderated by UNL Ex
tension Agricultural Economist Everett Petersen.
"The American Agricultural Movement and the farm
strike are the greatest things to happen to farming in a
long time," said Exon, who is running for U.S. Senator.
"Anyone who is not for 100 percent parity is in effect
saying that the American farmer is a second-class citizen."
Calling the suggestion that farmers can solve their own
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problems without the government "bunk", Exon said a
totally free market system will not work.
He explained that U.S. farmers are in competition with
European and Communist countries which subsidize their
own farmers.
The only major point of disagreement between the
panelists came when Exon recommended that the United
States meet with other wheat -exporting countries and
raise the world's price for that commodity to $4.50 per
bushel.
Knobel replied that while the United States would
abide by such an agreement, the other countries partici
pating would cut prices and increase production to cap
ture a larger share of the world market.
Knobel went on to say that while the Farm Bureau
supports 100 percent parity, it maintains that government
control will be either too expensive or restrictive to work.
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